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The common core state standards and the “basalisation” of youth
MA Sulzer
English Teaching: Practice and Critique 13 (1), 2014
392014
Reconsidering the hypothetical adolescent in evaluating and teaching young adult literature
MA Sulzer, AH Thein
Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy 60 (2), 163-171, 2016
302016
Illuminating discourses of youth through the study of first-person narration in young adult literature
AH Thein, MA Sulzer
English Journal 104 (3), 47-53, 2015
302015
(Re) conceptualizing digital literacies before and after the election of Trump
MA Sulzer
English Teaching: Practice & Critique 17 (2), 58-71, 2018
212018
Evaluating the democratic merit of young adult literature: Lessons from two versions of Wes Moore's memoir
AAH Thein, MA Sulzer, R Schmidt
English Journal, 52-59, 2013
202013
What Is Adapted in Youth Adaptations?: A Critical Comparative Content Analysis of Military Memoirs Repackaged as Young Adult Literature.
MA Sulzer, AH Thein, RR Schmidt
Journal of Language and Literacy Education 14 (1), n1, 2018
172018
Disrupting the neoliberal discourse of teacher reflection through dialogical-phenomenological texts
MA Sulzer, MB Dunn
Reflective Practice 20 (5), 604-618, 2019
162019
Critical comparative content analysis: Examining violence, politics, and culture in two versions of I am Malala
AH Thein, MA Sulzer, RR Schmidt
Engaging with multicultural YA literature in the secondary classroom, 153-161, 2019
102019
Beliefs for integrating technology into the English Language Arts classroom
TL Lynch, T Hicks, J Bartels, R Beach, S Connors, N Damico, ...
National Council of Teachers of English, 2018
92018
Engaging students in democracy through adolescent literature: Lessons from two versions of Wes Moore’s memoir
AH Thein, M Sulzer, R Schmidt
English Journal 102 (2), 52-59, 2013
62013
Fostering critical social consciousness through “text-to-software” connections with Brave New World
MA Sulzer
Teaching the canon in 21st century classrooms, 93-105, 2018
52018
Exploring dialogic teaching with middle and secondary English language arts teachers: a reflexive phenomenology
MA Sulzer
The University of Iowa, 2015
52015
Illuminating the dark side: A typology for preservice ELA teachers engaging in ideologies of digital texts
R Marlatt, MA Sulzer
E-Learning and Digital Media 18 (3), 226-250, 2021
42021
Border Crossing from Literature to Young Adult Literature: A Critical Comparative Content Analysis of Enrique's Journey (Original Version) and Enrique's Journey (Youth Adaptation)
MA Sulzer
The ALAN Review 47 (2), 12-24, 2020
42020
Phrase-frames in business emails: a contrast between learners of business English and working professionals
D Xia, MA Sulzer, HK Pae
Text & Talk, 2023
32023
Silence as absence, silence as presence: A discourse analysis of English language arts teachers’ descriptions of classroom silences
MA Sulzer
Linguistics and Education 68, 100961, 2022
32022
Two versions of Notorious RBG, two representations of Ruth Bader Ginsburg: How are they different and why does that matter
M Sulzer
Annals of Social Studies Education Research for Teachers 2 (2), 26-33, 2021
32021
The Future Is Known. Now What? Using Macbeth to Explore the Social Complexity of the Climate Crisis and COVID-19
MA Sulzer
Changing English 28 (3), 271-285, 2021
32021
Annotated bibliography of research in the teaching of english
A Frederick, A Crampton, S David, J Baker, R Beach, E Fogarty, ...
Research in the Teaching of English 53 (3), 282-283, 2019
32019
Annotated bibliography of research in the teaching of English
JD Tierney, AM Mason, A Frederick, K Allen, R Beach, M Bigelow, ...
Research in the Teaching of English 50 (2), 249-251, 2015
32015
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